BREAKING | The Arizona Coyotes' fate has been decided
The vote was set to take place tonight to determine whether or not the city of Tempe would be approving the new development project for the team's new building.
THE RESULTS ARE IN
The cote has passed and a wide margin in favor of No indicated that there would be no project of this sort for the franchise. While the league has not yet emitted an official statement regarding the Coyotes' future, it's become quite clear that Arizona would not be the answer.
In an article earlier, it was brought up that Sacramento, Salt Lake City, and Houston were possible candidates to host the team. Once Bettman emits his statement we'll surely know more about the next chapter of this saga.
| POLL |
Where is this team's next destination? |
| Salt Lake City | 117 | 21.8 % |
| Sacramento | 57 | 10.6 % |
| Houston | 362 | 67.5 % |
| List of polls |
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